RFK, Jr. says he ‘can’t wait’ to join Elon Musk on Twitter after offer that all candidates are ‘most welcome’

Democratic governmental prospect Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. stated he “can’t wait” to sign up with Twitter CEO Elon Musk on the platform simply one day after Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis held a joint occasion with the latter, revealing he was delving into the 2024 race for the White Home.

Kennedy published the remark in action to Musk tweeting that “all Governmental prospects are most welcome” on Twitter.

Fox News Digital connected to Twitter and Kennedy’s project to ask whether there were any prepare for the 2 to appear together in a comparable format as the DeSantis occasion, however did not right away get reactions.

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Musk dealt with extreme flak after the Twitter Areas include occasion with DeSantis was stuck by duplicated technical problems on Wednesday night in a shiner for the social networks platform. Twitter’s mobile app consistently crashed and users grumbled that they were not able to hear the broadcast.

Nevertheless, the technical concerns appear to have actually not discouraged Kennedy, who formerly discovered an ally in Musk on the problem of Democratic main arguments.

Last month, Musk ripped the Democratic National Committee for selecting not to hold arguments in between the 3 stated prospects from the celebration, basically coronating President Biden in his quote for re-election.

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” DNC has actually currently revealed that it will not permit any arguments in 2024 main. Biden is not to be challenged. Everybody on the Democratic side need to stop talking and fall in line. Not having arguments is undemocratic and outrageous. No progressive ought to accept this type of power grab,” Musk tweeted.

Aside from Biden, Kennedy is likewise dealing with author Marianne Williamson in the race for the Democratic election.

Fox News’ Thomas Catenacci added to this report.